This blog was created to offer tips and assistance for secondary journalism, newspaper and yearbook teachers. Although the primary focus is on inexperienced advisers, items of interest for veteran advisers will also be posted throughout the school year.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Media Careers
As my beginning journalism classes wrap up their career and college unit, I am amazed at the vast number of jobs relating to the media industry. Click on this site, Hotel Yearbook, and browse the publication and wonder in the excellent web design. Someone had to design, write, edit, etc.. all this material. That is inspiring for a young group of graduates who see "journalism" as simply dying print newspapers and old fashioned yearbooks. Inspire them to go beyond the stereotypes. There is a wonderful world of media careers waiting.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Citizen Journalists
Citizen Journalist is a term to add to your vocabulary quizzes. This week on the heels of the Bin Laden story, the Tweeting citizen journalist has become a folk hero of the industry. Here is a link to an article embracing the 21st century phenomenon.
Tweeting Citizen Journalist
Tweeting Citizen Journalist
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
Planning Next Year
Now is the time to plan for next year's newspaper and yearbook. Here is a quick look at Nameplates for your newspaper staff to be inspired for a redesign.
Nameplate Powerpoint
Nameplate Powerpoint
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